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Photos
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Roald Amundsen’s expedition to the South Pole in 1911.
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“The West Coast or death.” With these words, Fridtjof Nansen set off to cross the Greenland in 1888. “The West Coast or the emergency beacon” is what Stein P Aasheim said when he and his comrades followed in Nansen’s footsteps 100 years later, equipped with replicas of the gear used by the old heroes.
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The expedition went from the Norwegian Antarctic Station Troll, through the vast Antarctic inland, places no human had been before, to the South Pole. Jan-Gunnar led the expedition.
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The last weekend of August 2010 we traversed a glacier, Øksfjordjøkelen, in Finnmark. It was a marvelous experience.
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Glimpses from Stein’s (and Vegard’s) many ski trips.
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